Thank you so much!

I'm green with envy!

Yep, a flower stalk indeed, I am so jealous (in a friendly way). I've never had one in 20 yrs., so know how fortunate you are to see this.

Pls share more pix w/us when it opens, it's likely to be white & quite fragrant.

They're very fragrant at night. If it's one plant in a pot it will be noticeable. If it's a garden bed of them it will be quite over powering. They flower under much the same conditions as Dracaena do.

Which conditions I don't know since I don't grow Dracenas, but OK ;>)

And Dracaena is very fragrant if and when they bloom! Sansevieria is quite fragrant as well.

Dracaena in bloom almost two years ago - early January 2018 in the basement

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Sansevieria is a sporadic bloomer. A summer outdoors often helps set buds so they can bloom outdoors or indoors.

These are common outdoors in California but I don’t think I’ve ever noticed one bloom. Very good, Steven.

Thanks for all the comments everyone! I will be sure to take photos when it blooms. Keeping a close eye on it! Very exciting :)

Awesome flower stalk!!

Karen S, mine are garden plants. When the nights start to cool right down both the Sansevieria and Dracaena usually start flowering. I have several different species of Dracaena and whilst they don't all flower at the exact same time it's always with the cooler nights.

They seem to be popular around here because driving around at night you keep going through clouds of perfume. I often read on the forums people who have them indoors hate it when they flower. Appeals to some, and not to others.

We’ve got some blooming happening!

Yay Steve, it's just getting started!

Thx Tropic, guess your plants being in the garden & cool evenings must get their blooms going.

Seeing your Dracena blooms (which I've never seen before) helps explain why Sans. were recently grouped together with these (I think it was w/ these), such similar blooms, kinda fascinating. Not the bloom spikes, but the individual flowers. TFS!